Stop the Flow
Used to mechanically compress the uterus
What is B-Lynch?
This position allows for ideal oxygenation during intubation.
What is sniffing position?
3 crushing clamps used to free the uterus
What are Heany, Maingots, and Zeppelins?
What are the triggering agents used in the OBOR
What is Succinylcholine, sevoflurane, desflurane?
This must be done audibly and concurrently as well as viewed by the circulating and scrub nurse.
What is the surgical count?
This is derived from purified plant starch
What are Yellowfin stirrups?
Used to mobilize the uterus during a hysterectomy
What is a Tenaculum?
What medication is used in a MH crisis?
Bonus: What is the dose?
2.5 mg/kg
What is Surgiflo?
This can occur when a patient's shoulder, arm and hand are improperly positioned during surgery.
What is a brachial plexus injury?
What pan do we use when a patient if brought back to the OR for excessive bleeding?
Bonus if you can name the location it is found?
What is the ABD pan?
In OBOR core on the bottom shelf of the instrument cart.
What is Hyperthermia?
These types of sponges must be used during a cesarean section
What is radiopaque?
Adverse effect of this medication include seizures, changes in color vision.
What is tranexamic acid?
Heels must be placed on padding to prevent this
A handheld tool used to ligate as is cuts.
What is Ligasure?
Ways to promote cooling the body
These things harbor contagions and shall be removed prior to entering the semi-restricted and restricted areas.
What are watches (fit bits), bracelets and rings?
This procedure is said to reduce the blood flow to the uterus by 90%.
This injury is caused by placing the legs against the posts of the stirrups. Severe cases can cause a foot drop, a distinctive way of walking that results from being unable to bend or flex the foot upward at the ankle.
What is peroneal nerve injury?
Used during a case to separate clean from contaminated.
What is Isolation technique?
In this crisis these can be used on the circuit to block the triggering agents
Bonus: How often do we need to change these?
What is the charcoal filter?
During a case every 60 minutes
or 12 hours if set up ahead of time.
According to our current discharge criteria for PACU, how long must we observe the patient after we give gravol.
What is 20 minutes?